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toms1
Jun 16, 2012Aspirant
Netgear falling behind?
I've been a long time ReadyNas user, I currently own two Duos and am getting ready to upgrade to a single 6 bay unit. To my disappointment ReadyNAS does not seem to be keeping up. The higher end uni...
AMRivlin
Jun 19, 2012Apprentice
There was a thread like this 2 months back. I politely chimed in with similar sentiments. The response was repeatedly, "Netgear founded the quality NAS industry" and doesn't need to change. I disagree and think they need to innovate soon.
I am a proud owner of a Pro 6, but do feel it is being surpassed. Do I need thunderbolt/USB3, probably not. Would I want to buy a currently spec'd machine with a sexy interface. As a prosumer yes.
Most who buy NAS are more advanced with Linux and don't need all the gizmos and sexy interfaces, and can compile apps without needing them preinstalled.
I would however be shocked if the team at Netgear doesn't know this themselves. I would guess NAS is not their priority and are waiting to see what the market wants in a 3rd generation NAS.
I am a proud owner of a Pro 6, but do feel it is being surpassed. Do I need thunderbolt/USB3, probably not. Would I want to buy a currently spec'd machine with a sexy interface. As a prosumer yes.
Most who buy NAS are more advanced with Linux and don't need all the gizmos and sexy interfaces, and can compile apps without needing them preinstalled.
I would however be shocked if the team at Netgear doesn't know this themselves. I would guess NAS is not their priority and are waiting to see what the market wants in a 3rd generation NAS.
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